Integrated Enforcement Team (IET)
Wandsworth Council has approved a £3.1 million investment to fund new police officers who will work with its developing Integrated Enforcement Team.
Wandsworth Council approved plans in October 2026 to invest £3.1 million in 25 new police officers who will work alongside a new Integrated Enforcement Team (IET). This decision aims to enhance community safety and enforcement across the borough. The officers will include 22 Police Constables and 3 Sergeants.
The proposal for this investment and the development of the IET was discussed by Wandsworth Council's Enforcement Overview and Scrutiny Sub-Committee on October 5, 2026. The IET is a new team combining police and council powers to provide a visible, intelligence-led, and community-focused service.
Key facts
- Wandsworth Council approved plans in October 2026 to fund 25 new police officers to work with the Integrated Enforcement Team. Source
- Wandsworth Council is investing £3.1 million in the first year for these dedicated police officers and the Integrated Enforcement Team. Source 1 Source 2
- The Enforcement Overview and Scrutiny Sub-Committee discussed the investment proposal on October 5, 2026. Source
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